oshu @ oshu @lemmy.world

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run these two commands:

sudo apt install mlocate

sudo updatedb

if it is the difference between heartburn everyday and not, then 100% worth it

Is there an advantage to using this over the standard linux process accouting tools (psacct or acct package in most distros)?

I feel like we've been having the same conversation for 20 years. Meanwhile the linux family of operating systems is now the most widely deployed in the world.

who is being forced to use systemd and how are they forcing you?

anyone who is serious about data security would laugh at this

my current company does live code design challenges instead of straigt codong exercises. seems to work well

Not sure what your goal is but to make it so nothing can be exexuted in there you can put /home on its own filesystem and mount it with the "noexec" option.

i love mpd and will check this out

it also says all posts require a tag... however thanks for sharing about the sidebar because it led me to find foodporn and thats more what i'm into. Good to know this is the one for "food memes and shitposts" and such.

I totally agree with that. Many meals involve no cooking at all. Its just that I thought this forum was about cooking.

is heating a freezer corndog and dumping chips from a bag really cooking?

I picked up a Denon DNP-730AE network audio player on ebay and I run Tiny-DLNA on my server where the music files and playlists are stored.

Works great and sounds great.

I have a Steam deck and I have problems like this when I use the official dock on my main monitor.

However, I have no problems with other monitors or a 3rd party dock with the same monitor.

All that to say I would try new cables, a different dock, etc but thats just a guess.

A while ago I did this by making a custom wallpaper with a box on it and set the capture region to the box.

If you ran this as a non-root user then you didn't move any system files you just made some copies. Delete the new copies and you should be fine.

I use nix for extra packages on my linux desktop. I don"t like brew at all.

Yes its CLI based